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11 To al 1 at bay , and thus pretend to wheedle the pursuing constable . What !
will you , revetend Magistrates ! ( for ' tis time to give good words ) who are
entrusted by the nation with the publick peace and tranquillity , and therefore not
only ...
11 To al 1 at bay , and thus pretend to wheedle the pursuing constable . What !
will you , revetend Magistrates ! ( for ' tis time to give good words ) who are
entrusted by the nation with the publick peace and tranquillity , and therefore not
only ...
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Lord Chief Justice , and two Bishops : who had all of them acted some time
already without shewing the least diffidence of their power , or any hesitation in
the execution of it . And perhaps a man of more discretion than I can pretend to ,
might ...
Lord Chief Justice , and two Bishops : who had all of them acted some time
already without shewing the least diffidence of their power , or any hesitation in
the execution of it . And perhaps a man of more discretion than I can pretend to ,
might ...
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... a widow at laft ; because others were afraid he might pretend to miss a
maidenhead , and so cut off a wife's head , as soon as he grew weary of her .
UPON . UPON this occasion , I remember a pleaTant difficulty STATUTE OF
TREASONS .
... a widow at laft ; because others were afraid he might pretend to miss a
maidenhead , and so cut off a wife's head , as soon as he grew weary of her .
UPON . UPON this occasion , I remember a pleaTant difficulty STATUTE OF
TREASONS .
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... meant the House of Lords only ; because the other House has nothing to do
with things of that nature , unless to accuse and bring offenders before the Lords
to be tried . And as to the King's being mention'd in the clause ; they pretend that
...
... meant the House of Lords only ; because the other House has nothing to do
with things of that nature , unless to accuse and bring offenders before the Lords
to be tried . And as to the King's being mention'd in the clause ; they pretend that
...
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... body pretends to this accomplishment without any genius . Perhaps he may tell
him that he is too lazy > 1 1 9 lazy to be a Lawyer , too nice to be ESSAY S. 251.
... body pretends to this accomplishment without any genius . Perhaps he may tell
him that he is too lazy > 1 1 9 lazy to be a Lawyer , too nice to be ESSAY S. 251.
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| Título | The Works of John Sheffield, Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby, and Duke of Buckingham, Volumen2 The Works of John Sheffield, Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby, and Duke of Buckingham, John Sheffield Duke of Buckingham |
| Autor | John Sheffield Duke of Buckingham |
| Edición | 2 |
| Editor | J. B. and sold by Aaron Ward, at the King's Arms, in Little-Britain, 1729 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Británica |
| Digitalizado | 29 Ene. 2019 |
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